dante_dev

You're not wrong. Read his profile.

    I used to joke about how I used LinkedIn as a dating site, but in the current year this just isn't that funny anymore. The professional managerial class I was mocking is quickly losing its grasp on power, so it's unclear if I'm still punching up.

    How many of the messages here even come from real people anymore? How many of those people have pronouns in their bio? Are they GPT/GPT?

    We have a big task ahead of us to define what the "new business" looks like. Comparatively, the revolution is the easy part.

Right, leaflet can be used also outside the map context. We used it to reimplement a "Pick Your Own Seat" component (originally implemented in flash), where the user picks its own seats while buying tickets!

can you tell us the scale you're talking about? getting good enough results with ~1 billion rows

Love it! But the cdn serving the images is improperly configured. The browser hits the cdn each time you go back and forth, downloading the images (multiple megabytes each) every time.

Likely the `expires` header is the problem (it's a date in the past)

They really got me before reading this comment

Not necessarily. you could use their ad network or just use your instagram account like anyone does posting images\stories

I think he was referring generically to any bad crafted vaccine. Not the one approved by authorities. Indeed any improvised drug can be harmful.

I think the difference in wages narrows down with specializations. I linked just the "general practitioner" because I couldn't find an average including all the specializations.

right, I think I messed up with the reply while I was reading other comments.

Looks like we're talking a study when N=1, I would wait a little bit more before drawing conclusions.

I do agree. More importantly, it has an architecture to scale (despite of being just python).

I created complex load tests and custom workflows to analyse resulting data thanks to its complete scriptability. Really a nice tool.

Mostly because only cpu-intensive code greatly benefits from JIT. Serving a blog (like the demo) is not much cpu-intensive.